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One UI is coming to more Samsung devices, including your TV
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Samsung has announced the One UI software – the front-facing interface for the company’s phones, tablets and smartwatches – will soon be spread to more products.
During the company’s 2024 developer conference this week, Samsung revealed plans to bring One UI to its television sets and other home appliances with screens. That might also open the door for Galaxy AI features to expand to other devices with the requisite power to handle them.
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Samsung isn’t saying precisely which devices will be eligible for One UI and its excellent set of features. However, the rollout will begin next year,Samsung says.
“The company announced that it will integrate the software experience of its major product lines — from mobile devices to TVs and home appliances — under the name One UI next year,” Samsung wrote, via9to5Google.
“By providing a cohesive product experience and committing to software upgrades for up to seven years, Samsung will continue to bring innovation for its customers.”
For those deep in the Samsung ecosystem, they’ll now be able to expect a more consistent visual experience across the vast array of devices.
It’s better news than Samsung delivered earlier this week when it informed Galaxy phone and tablet owners theywouldn’t be getting Android 15 until early 2025.
The company, which has been somewhat more prompt on that front in recent years, says the Android 15 and One UI 7 beta will be made available to developers before the end of the year, which makes a consumer launch highly unlikely in that timeframe.
Still, at least you’ve got One UI on your fridge freezer’s display to look forward to soon!
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Chris Smith is a freelance technology journalist for a host of UK tech publications, including Trusted Reviews. He’s based in South Florida, USA. …
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